In the interest of justice it is hereby provided that let this ...

Case Laws GST

January 18, 2020

In the interest of justice it is hereby provided that let this Court be informed by means of of an affidavit filed by the Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, New Delhi as to within what period of time the GST, Appellate Tribunal for the State of U.P. would be constituted.

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In the interest of justice it is hereby provided that let this ...

Case Laws GST

January 18, 2020

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